I would promote ordering party supplies on Uber Eats by making it feel fun, convenient, and essential for any last-minute plan. I’d create social content around “forgot something?” moments, showing how easy it is to order decorations, snacks, and drinks directly through the app and have everything arrive quickly. On campus, I’d drive awareness through peer-to-peer conversations and event promotion, especially leading up to weekends, celebrations, and campus events where students are actively planning gatherings. I’d also highlight real examples by ordering party supplies myself for an event and sharing the process on Instagram stories and group chats to show how seamless it is. By combining real-time content, relatable scenarios, and clear value messaging, I’d position Uber Eats as the go-to solution for stress-free party planning, especially for students who rely on convenience and quick delivery.

I’m actively involved in several student organizations on campus, including Association of Latino Professionals For America (ALPFA), American Marketing Association (AMA), and the Sport Business Club, which have helped me build my professional and marketing skill set. I’m also involved in cultural and community-focused organizations like Venezuelan Student Association (VENSA) and Colombian Student Association (COLSA), where I’ve taken on leadership and event planning responsibilities. Additionally, I’m part of more social and fitness-based groups like the Pickleball Club and Surf Club, which help me stay connected with a wide range of students across campus. Being involved in these diverse organizations allows me to reach different audiences and effectively promote campaigns across multiple communities.

A great large-scale event Uber Eats could be a part of is a “KnightFest Spring Bash” at UCF, a high-energy end-of-semester celebration bringing together students before finals and graduation season. This type of event would take place around April 23rd, when campus engagement is still high and students are looking for social experiences before heading into finals week. Uber Eats could be fully integrated by powering the event’s food and party experience, including ordering snacks, drinks, and decorations directly through the app to showcase convenience in real time. There could also be exclusive promo codes for attendees, late-night delivery options for after-parties, and social media activations to drive engagement and visibility. Since this timing aligns with peak social activity on campus, Uber Eats would be positioned as the go-to solution for group orders, last-minute party needs, and late-night cravings, making the brand a central part of the student experience.